Piedmont: Benoit introduced as new city administrator

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Flanked by Mayor Margaret Fujioka, right, Paul Benoit, the new Piedmont, Calif. city administrator introduces himself to his new government colleagues at a reception for him, Monday, March 3, 2014 at city hall in Piedmont. Benoit, who previously served as assistant city manager in nearby Alameda, Calif., most recently served as city manager in Astoria, Ore. (D. Ross Cameron/Bay Area News Group)

Flanked by Mayor Margaret Fujioka, right, Paul Benoit, the new Piedmont city administrator, introduces himself to his new city government colleagues at a reception for him Monday at Piedmont City Hall. Benoit, who previously served as assistant city manager in nearby Alameda, most recently served as city manager in Astoria, Ore.

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